The lone previously unknown name of note who committed to the tournament ahead of Friday’s deadline was Adam Scott. The former Masters champion decided to make his first ever trip to TPC Twin Cities after firing a second-round 79 at The Open on Friday to miss the cut.

Leishman sat on the couch for ten consecutive majors after joining LIV Golf in 2022, but returned to the showpiece events after coming through qualifying at last month’s US Open and earning his place at Royal Portrush with a top three finish at last year’s Australian Open.

The Open Championship may not have the transcendent power of the Masters, but if you ask golf bettors to rank their favorite tournaments of the season, it will be at the top of a surprising number of lists.

Scott has competed in 96 consecutive major tournaments. The 153rd Open Championship will mark his 97th consecutive major, an impressive and rare feat. In the video he shared, he was captured taking shots on the grounds at Royal Portrush. He wrote in the caption,

The 2013 Masters champion, who played in the last group in the final round of last month’s US Open, shot a three-over par front nine courtesy of a double bogey at the par 3 third and a bogey at the ninth, before making two more double bogeys, at the 11th and 16th to derail his day.

Here is the full list of tee times for the first and second rounds of the 2025 Open Championship at Royal Portrush.

The Open Championship tees off Thursday morning at Royal Portrush with the best golfers in the world vying for the final major of the season in Northern Ireland. This 2025 Open will result in some early mornings -- or late nights, depending on your vantage point -- for fans stateside if they hope to keep up with their favorite players.

Adam Scott celebrated his 45th birthday on Wednesday as he completed preparations for his 25th consecutive start at The Open.

Cameron Smith spent longer trudging around Royal Portrush in the opening round of the The Open than he would have liked as he endured slow going and tough conditions but birdied one of the hardest holes on the course to lead the Australian contingent.

The cut line at the Open Championship fell at 1 over par, allowing exactly 70 players to make the weekend at Royal Portrush in Northern Ireland. A few of the more notable names to miss the cut will be kicking themselves for more reasons than one.